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Iran beat Gambia as federation seeks FIFA clarity over visas

Iran beat Gambia as federation seeks FIFA clarity over visas

  • The national team came from behind to beat Gambia 3-1 in a World Cup warm-up match in Antalya
  • Mohammadnabi told Reuters ⁠that Iran had written to FIFA seeking a firm ‌answer after earlier applying for ‌visas
By Reuters ·
Salah heads Egypt World Cup squad, teen talent Abdel Karim earns call-Up

Salah heads Egypt World Cup squad, teen talent Abdel Karim earns call-Up

By Reuters ·
Iran expect to hear about US World Cup visas this week

Iran expect to hear about US World Cup visas this week

By AFP ·
Iran expects FIFA to facilitate multi-entry visa to US for team

Iran expects FIFA to facilitate multi-entry visa to US for team

By AFP ·
New York, New Jersey announce probe into FIFA’s World Cup ticket sales

New York, New Jersey announce probe into FIFA’s World Cup ticket sales

By AFP ·
World Cup-bound Iraq get FIFA approval for 2 new players from clubs in US and Scotland

World Cup-bound Iraq get FIFA approval for 2 new players from clubs in US and Scotland

By AP ·
Los Angeles to host World Cup games for 3rd time: 5 things to know about the City of Angels

Los Angeles to host World Cup games for 3rd time: 5 things to know about the City of Angels

By AP ·
Otamendi, Caicedo cleared to play after FIFA changes World Cup suspension rules

Otamendi, Caicedo cleared to play after FIFA changes World Cup suspension rules

By Reuters ·
Iran officials aim to meet with FIFA, discuss World Cup issues

Iran officials aim to meet with FIFA, discuss World Cup issues

By Reuters ·
Iran will be at World Cup and will play in the US, says FIFA boss video

Iran will be at World Cup and will play in the US, says FIFA boss

By Reuters ·
Canadian official backs up report that Iranian soccer chief was denied entry for FIFA event

Canadian official backs up report that Iranian soccer chief was denied entry for FIFA event

By AP ·
Iran absent from FIFA Vancouver meetings due to visa issues

Iran absent from FIFA Vancouver meetings due to visa issues

By Reuters ·
Afghan women’s refugee team allowed to play in FIFA tournaments

Afghan women’s refugee team allowed to play in FIFA tournaments

By AP ·

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